Nvidia shares fell on Monday on news that the chipmaker is being investigated for potentially violating anti-monopoly rules in China. Shares of the chipmaker were down over 3% shortly after the ...

Shares of Nvidia slid Monday after China said it is investigating the high-flying microchip company over suspected violations of Chinese anti-monopoly laws. In a brief press release with few ...

Nvidia could deliver a big surprise to Wall Street that would "power up" its earnings, a recent note from Melius Research said. The potential surprise? An earlier-than-expected release of its next ...

China has opened an antitrust investigation into American chipmaker Nvidia, the world’s largest provider of processors that power artificial intelligence, according to Chinese state media.

Nvidia has been instrumental in the current AI boom that’s going on, but primarily as the manufacturer of GPUs that power all the next-gen AI processing tasks. But the company isn’t content ...

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC) is reportedly nearing a deal to manufacture Nvidia’s latest AI chips at a new factory in the US which is expected to start volume production in 2025.

It seems Nvidia (NVDA-2.55%) is a victim of its own success. After another incredible quarter in which it doubled its earnings per share (EPS) year over year, the chipmaker's stock sank in the ...

According to the slides, Nvidia will launch six mobile GPUs, but they’re all set to launch no sooner than 2025. It’s also implied that Nvidia will not be retiring its older low-end GPUs.

Nvidia’s hotly anticipated earnings report exceeded consensus expectations, as the world’s biggest company continued its streak of delivering explosive financial growth as the clearest ...

Nvidia shares fell slightly Wednesday as investors recalibrated ahead of the artificial intelligence leader’s quarterly earnings results due this afternoon, a report described as the most ...

Nvidia (NVDA) reported third quarter earnings after the bell on Wednesday that topped expectations on the strength of sales of its high-powered AI chips fueling what its CEO Jensen Huang called ...